LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION

COMPLEX GROUP OF PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER TOWARDS A COMMON OBJECTIVES

• MANAGEMENT

• ORGANIZATION

• ADMINISTRATION

• POLICE ORGANIZATION

HIGHLY SKILLED PERSONS TASKED OF GUIDING THE DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE, AND ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES TO ATTAIN ORAGANIZATIONAL GOALS.

• ORGANIZATION

• MANAGEMENT

• ADMINISTRAION

• POLICE ORGANIZATION

HIGH RANKING INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN TOP LEVEL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS FRAMING OF PROGRAMS AND BOARD POLICIES

• ADMINISTRATION

• MANAGEMENT

• ORGANIZATION

• POLICE MANAGEMENT

A GROUP OF PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY ENGAGED IN THE PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY, MAINTENANCE OF PEACE AND ORDER, ENFORCEMENT OF LAW AND PREVENTION OF CRIMES.

• POLICE ORGANIZATION

• POLICE MANAGEMENT

• POLICE ADMINISTRATION

• NONE OF THESE

THE POLICE ARE THE SERVANT OF THE COMMUNITY

• HOME RULE THEORY

• CONTINENTAL THEORY

• OLD POLICING

• MODERN POLICING

THE POLICE ARE THE SERVANT OF HIGHER AUTHORITES

• HOME RULE THEORY

• CONTINENTAL THEORY

• OLD POLICING

• MODERN POLICING

THE YARDSTICK OF POLICE EFFICIENCY BASED ON THE NUMBERS OF ARREST

• OLD POLICING CONCEPT

• MODERN POLICING CONCEPT

• HOME RULE THEORY

• CONTINENTAL THEORY

THE YARDSTICK OF POLICE EFFICIENCY BASED ON THE ABSENCE OF CRIME

• MODERN POLICING CONCEPT

• OLD POLCING CONCEPT

• HOME RULE THEORY

• CONTINENTAL THEORY

THE HIERARCHICAL RELATIONSHIP OF POSITION THROUGH WHICH THE FUNCTIONS OF THE ORAGANIZATION ARE PERFORMED.

• CHAIN OF COMMAND

• SCALAR PRINCIPLE

• UNITY OF COMMAND

• SPAN OF CONTROL

THE VERTICAL HIERARCHY OF AN ORGANIZATION. IT IS DEFINED AS THE UNBROKEN CHAIN OF UNITS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM WHICH DESCRIBES THE FLOW TO AUTHORITY

• SCALAR PRINCIPLE

• SPAN OF CONTROL

• UNITY OF COMMAND

• DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY